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See how home vocabulary is used in everyday life, routines, and general daily conversations.
Simple conversations about rooms, furniture, and everyday activities at home.
| Audio | Spanish | English Translation |
|---|---|---|
| Vivo en una casa pequeña. | I live in a small house. | |
| Mi dormitorio tiene una cama grande. | My bedroom has a big bed. | |
| La cocina está muy limpia. | The kitchen is very clean. | |
| Abro la ventana por la mañana. | I open the window in the morning. | |
| Mi familia come en el comedor. | My family eats in the dining room. |
Natural conversations about homes, household maintenance, and everyday living using intermediate vocabulary.
| Audio | Spanish | English Translation |
|---|---|---|
| Tenemos que reparar la tubería porque hay una fuga. | We have to repair the pipe because there is a leak. | |
| El propietario instaló una nueva campana extractora en la cocina. | The landlord installed a new extractor hood in the kitchen. | |
| Guardamos las cosas que usamos poco en el trastero. | We keep the things we rarely use in the storage room. | |
| El edificio es antiguo, pero la vivienda está bien conservada. | The building is old, but the home is well maintained. | |
| La calefacción funciona automáticamente cuando baja la temperatura. | The heating works automatically when the temperature drops. |
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